Kingston WritersFest to go virtual for 2020
Kingston WritersFest will not be taking place physically this September due to the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, according to an announcement
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A look at the Kingston WritersFest
It’s a good weekend to be a book lover (or a book writer) in Kingston, as the annual Kingston WritersFest
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New Poet Laureate’s works ‘immensely influenced’ by Kingston
As Kingston celebrates the new year, the City and its residents are also celebrating a new Poet Laureate, whose first
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Kingston’s Literary History: When Hemingway came to town
For ten years, Kingston WritersFest has brought noted authors to town to discuss their work and read from their latest
Read moreSix Questions for Ray Argyle
Ray Argyle is the author of five biographies, a book of Canadian political history and a novel set in Victorian
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Guide to Kingston WritersFest 2016
Kingston Writersfest is back next weekend in its 10th year of celebrating the power of the written word. This year’s
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Six Questions for Lorna Lutz
Lorna Lutz is a semi-retired professional who, as they say has “fire in her bones.” She is a longstanding volunteer
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Guide to Little Free Libraries in Kingston
While taking a leisurely stroll in your neighbourhood, you may have noticed small, free standing boxes popping up that are
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#ygkChallenge: Show Some Love for KFPL
The #ygkChallenge is an ongoing series where we dare you to be different, resolve to be better, and or do
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Six Questions for Iain Reid
The first time I met Iain was through friends at a John K. Samson show right here in Kingston. It
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Guide to Culture Days 2012
Culture Days is a collaborative coast-to-coast-to-coast volunteer movement to raise the awareness, accessibility, participation and engagement of Canadians in the
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Six Questions for Michael Lista
Michael Lista is an asset to both Canadian and modern poetry. He published Bloom in 2010 with the House of Anansi Press,
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